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Join Us for the Opportunity & Access Symposium, May 29!
Posted In: Blog Posts,
Date posted Apr 14

Join the NAGC Opportunity & Access Symposium on May 29, 2025, a virtual event focused on equity, gifted education, and culturally responsive teaching.

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NAGC Public Policy Update - Week of April 14
Posted In: Advocacy Alerts,
Date posted Apr 14

Stay informed with NAGC's Public Policy Update covering civil rights in education, school voucher mapping, ESEA waivers, anti-DEI funding rules, and...

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Evolving with Purpose: What’s New (and What’s Not) - Javits-Frasier Educational Leadership Program
Posted In: Blog Posts,
Date posted Apr 10

Discover the Javits-Frasier Educational Leadership Program by NAGC—supporting early-career educators with scholarships, networking, and professional...

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Calm Strength in the Rapids of Reform: The Enduring Legacy of Dr. Mary M. Frasier
Posted In: Blog Posts,
Date posted Apr 8

Discover the enduring legacy of Dr. Mary M. Frasier, a pioneer in equitable gifted education, whose research and leadership transformed...

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What We Heard: Insights from the 2025 Member Needs Assessment
Posted In: Blog Posts,
Date posted Apr 7

Discover key insights from NAGC's 2025 Member Needs Assessment, highlighting member feedback on advocacy, resources, and the new Engage community...

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NAGC Public Policy Update - April
Posted In: Advocacy Alerts,
Date posted Apr 4

Stay informed with NAGC's April Public Policy Update on education reforms, ED workforce cuts, lawsuits, and advocacy for gifted children’s education.

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Teaching for Creativity: Cultivating the Potential of Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Students
Posted In: Blog Posts, Network Blog,
Date posted Apr 4

Explore strategies to cultivate creativity in culturally and linguistically diverse students. Learn to nurture giftedness and embrace creative...

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Using Artificial Intelligence to Transform Curriculum for Gifted Students and for Teachers
Posted In: Blog Posts, Network Blog,
Date posted Apr 3

Using Artificial Intelligence to Transform Curriculum for Gifted Students and Professional Development for Teachers By Kristen Seward, Ph.D. I...

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I Read the President’s FY25 Budget Proposal So You Don’t Have to!
Posted In: Blog Posts,
Date posted Mar 28

Explore NAGC's insights on the President’s FY25 budget proposal, Javits Act funding, and advocacy for gifted education programs and advanced...

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NAGC Opposes Efforts to Abolish the Department of Education
Posted In: NAGC News,
Date posted Mar 25

The National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC) opposes efforts to abolish the U.S. Department of Education, highlighting its vital role in...

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NAGC Public Policy Update - March 2025
Posted In: Advocacy Alerts,
Date posted Mar 17

Stay informed with NAGC's March 2025 Public Policy Update on education funding cuts, DEI changes, charter school oversight, and federal education...

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Working Toward Equity in the Arts
Posted In: Blog Posts, Network Blog,
Date posted Mar 6

Explore NAGC's initiative promoting equity in arts education through one-day fine arts festivals, empowering gifted young visual artists from...

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